Fuel tap

[dannyw35]

Hi,

The OH's NC£0 has been having a few probs of late cutting out randomly.

The mechanic thinks to do with the fuel tap as we had a new patent diamphragm fitted which is not sealing properly thus starving the bike of fuel - we got the diaphragm from a specialist carb place but when we received this kit the actual kit was slightly different to the one removed - however the part we needed seemed ok and was fine up until recently.

A new fuel tap is pricey so does anyone esle know where else we can get the bits to get this fixed once and for all?

Thanks

[Danzio]

you can remove the fuel tap vacuum setup all together if your a little technically minded.

removes the need for having a vacuum line, but takes away its advantage as a safety feature.

heres a link, have a gander for yourself my friend :)

http://www.akhara.com/nc30/index.html

[RickOliver]

The HRC tap mod is not a good idea for a road bike.

The genuine Honda tap rebuild kit (that`s the one with the parts which actually fit) is £34 and I have them in stock...

Rick

r.oliver(at)mtxnet.co.uk

[dannyw35]

you can remove the fuel tap vacuum setup all together if your a little technically minded.

removes the need for having a vacuum line, but takes away its advantage as a safety feature.

heres a link, have a gander for yourself my friend :)

http://www.akhara.com/nc30/index.html

Thanks for the link - I have seen this pop up a few times on various google searches but share the same concerns as RickOliver re doing this on a road bike.

The HRC tap mod is not a good idea for a road bike.

The genuine Honda tap rebuild kit (that`s the one with the parts which actually fit) is £34 and I have them in stock...

Rick

r.oliver(at)mtxnet.co.uk

Thanks for this - I am looking to pick up a second hand fuel tap but if I need a repair kit i'll be sure to let you know - when we originally repaired the diamphragm Honda said they didnt do repair kits!

Danny